While taking a break from evaporating memory discovery ;-) this post caught my eye as I hadn't played with GPS in over a year, and hadn't attempted on a Bangle, yet. Now mine is a Beta KickStarter,
After a good ten minutes I started to notice data populate GPGSV and slot three (option base 1) of that data packet now shows three sattelites detected, and five seconds after that, ten:
Would it make sense to attempt to flash the older firmware, just to allow @Martin a sanity test, as that version will not load current widgets or apps? (still waiting my device to flash my Bangle)
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Wed 2020.04.22
While taking a break from evaporating memory discovery ;-) this post caught my eye as I hadn't played with GPS in over a year, and hadn't attempted on a Bangle, yet. Now mine is a Beta KickStarter,
After reviewing my post from a year ago, contains links and images:
plucked out the spec on data packets:
Here is what I did while sitting at my kitchen table fifteen feet from my sliding patio door/window:
Used verbatim the second code block provided by @Martin
As the GPS has never been activated before, the return data is null as expected:
After two to five minutes, the first satellite was detected and packet GNRMC starts to render the first [ 161332.70 ] detected:
And after five minutes the date [ 220420 ] 22nd of April, 2020 popped up:
After a good ten minutes I started to notice data populate GPGSV and slot three (option base 1) of that data packet now shows three sattelites detected, and five seconds after that, ten:
Would it make sense to attempt to flash the older firmware, just to allow @Martin a sanity test, as that version will not load current widgets or apps? (still waiting my device to flash my Bangle)